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what is difference between severity and priority?
what is difference between bug and defect?
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Answer Posted / dharmaraj allukapally
ERRORS:-
Developers will call mismatches as Errors
DEFECTS:-
Testers will call mismatches as Defects
BUGS:-
Customers will call mismatches as Bugs
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